The material used to make them is designed to be infinitely recyclable without degradation in quality, which makes your purchase just that little bit more eco-friendly. The other electric finish colours are brown, carmine red, red (carmine red has a more refined texture with tiny dots in a pattern while the regular red one has horizontal lines/grooves as part of the design) and lime.Ī neat additional note on this is that the two newest electric finish colours at the time of writing (carmine red and brown) have their aluminium side panels made almost entirely out of recycled Nespresso capsules – awesome. The “electric” finishes are the standard colour range, which slightly confusingly also include a metal themed “aluminium” colour which is akin to brushed metal kind of look/feel as well as a “titanium” colour which is slightly darker with horizontal lines/grooves on the side of the machine. This is a perfect alternative and I like brewing up a lungo when that coffee fix needs to happen. It's really good, just don't feel like spending that much all the time. Where i work, a cup of coffee is 5 bucks at the local coffee shop. The steel finish focuses more on the texture of the finish, coming in two variations – lines or dots, which are fairly self explanatory and look quite nice. Bought this for my office after using the pixie at home for a year. The Pixie machine comes in two finishes: “steel” and “electric”. What ‘cool’ is in fact referring to are the colours and finishes that you can buy a Pixie coffee machine in – ideally we would just rename this ‘colours’ but confess it doesn’t quite sound as marketable. So, of the descriptors and selling points that Nespresso use, this is arguably the one which makes the least sense.
#RED PIXIE LUNGO FREE#
Free shipping Free shipping Free shipping. These rather conveniently translate (with one exception – read on to find out which) to the main points of note about this machine, so we’ll talk about them in that order. Set of 2 Nespresso Pixie Lungo Cherry Red Stainless Steel Double Wall Cups. The official Nespresso marketing strategy on the Pixie focuses on five primary selling points: Fast, Intuitive, Cool, Ergonomic and Energy Efficient.
However, if you’re happy to relax or tend to anticipate a bit more in advance when you’d like your coffee (I’ll have my afternoon tea at four, thank you very much), then this is unlikely to be the most critical thing to consider – but still rather useful.
If you are a big fan of spontaneous decisions or needing your coffee in a hurry, this will genuinely make a tangible and welcome difference to your day compared with many other coffee machines (including some of the larger Nespresso ones) that take one or several minutes to get ready to produce your coffee.
Within the entire Nespresso range, the Pixie is by far the quickest, using it’s built-in heater to reach brewing temperature in a mere 25 seconds. This is particularly useful if you’re the kind of soul that absolutely minimises time spent between bed and your front door in the morning (think sleeping in as long as possible).
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